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1 render obedience
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2 render
1) оплата2) робити; надавати; подавати ( документи тощо); оголошувати, виносити (вирок, рішення тощо)•render the salute to the national flag — = render the military salute to the national flag віддавати честь національному прапору
- render a criminal harmlessrender the military salute to the national flag — = render the salute to the national flag
- render a criminal
- render a decision
- render a judgement
- render a judgment
- rendera judicial decision
- render a law inoperative
- render a plot abortive
- render a sentence
- render a statute inoperative
- render abortive
- render account
- render an account
- render an acquittal
- render an act inoperative
- render an opinion
- render applicable
- render assistance
- render competent
- render competent
- render good offices
- render harmless
- render illegal
- render illegitimate
- render impossible
- render injurious
- render inoperative
- render justice
- render lawful
- render legal advice
- render legal assistance
- render null
- render obedience
- render political decision
- render unlawful
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3 render
1. n1) оплата, сплата2) буд. перший шар штукатурки2. v1) віддавати належне; платити; відплачувати2) подавати, виставляти (рахунок)3) (тж render up) здавати4) віддавати, жертвувати5):6) надавати (властивостей)7) подавати (допомогу)9) перекладати (на іншу мову)10) передавати, переповідати (іншими словами)11) ухвалювати (рішення тощо)13) буд. штукатурити, обмазувати14) приводити до певного стануto render untenable — військ. робити непридатним для оборони
* * *I n1) оплата, сплата; icт. данина ( феодалові); оброк ( поміщикові)2) бyд. перший шар штукатуркиII v1) віддавати, платити2) представляти3) здавати ( часто render up)render oneself — здаватися; віддавати, жертвувати
4) надавати5) відбивати ( render back)6) надавати (допомогу, послугу)7) виконувати ( твір); передавати ( дух твору); тлумачити8) перекладати ( на іншу мову); передавати ( іншими словами)10) cпeц. топити ( сало); переганяти; очищати ( render down)11) бyд. штукатурити без драні; обмазувати12) мop. попускати ( обнесену снасть)to render innocuous — знешкодити; позбавити гостроти, вихолостити зміст
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